Why does my Dual Car Receiver unit blow fuses?
Your Dual Car Receiver might be blowing fuses due to several reasons. It could be that the yellow or red wire is touching the chassis ground, so check for any pinched wires. Alternatively, speaker wires might be touching the chassis ground, so inspect those for pinches as well. Finally, the fuse might have an incorrect rating, so ensure you are using a fuse with the correct rating.
What to do if my Dual Car Receiver unit will not turn on (no power)?
If your Dual Car Receiver isn't turning on, there are a few things to check: * First, ensure the yellow wire is correctly connected and has the proper voltage (11~16VDC). * Second, verify the black wire is properly connected to the ground. * Lastly, check if the fuse is blown and replace it if necessary.
What to do if my Dual Car Receiver unit has power but no sound?
If your Dual Car Receiver has power but isn't producing any sound, here's what you can do: First, check the speaker wire connections at the speakers to ensure they are properly connected. Second, inspect the speaker wires to ensure that none of them are touching each other or the chassis ground; insulate any bare wires to prevent this.
Why does my Dual XDMA6438 show 'PROTECT' on the display?
If your Dual Car Receiver displays 'PROTECT', it means the WMA file you're trying to play is copy-protected by DRM (Digital Rights Management). To resolve this, use WMA files that are not copy-protected when writing the disc.
How to fix excessive skipping on Dual XDMA6438 Car Receiver?
If your Dual Car Receiver is skipping excessively, it could be due to a couple of reasons. First, make sure the unit is mounted correctly and that the backstrap is secure; check the mounting sleeve and backstrap support. Second, inspect the media (CD, CD-R, or CD-RW) for any physical defects like scratches.
Why does my Dual Car Receiver unit will not accept a disc?
If your Dual Car Receiver won't accept a disc, it could be due to the CD mechanism being out of alignment. Press and hold the EJECT button for 3 seconds to reset the CD mechanism position. Also, check if the CD transit screws are still in place and remove the 2 transit screws located on top of the unit.
What does ERROR 2 mean on my Dual XDMA6438 display?
If you see 'ERROR 2' on your Dual Car Receiver display, it indicates a disc read error or that the disc is inserted upside down. Try pressing the eject button or the RESET button.
Why does my Dual XDMA6438 display 'NO FILE'?
If your Dual Car Receiver displays 'NO FILE', it means the selected file is not available in direct or alphanumeric search modes. Try repeating the search using valid parameters.
Why does my Dual XDMA6438 Car Receiver display 'NO SUPPORT'?
The 'NO SUPPORT' message on your Dual Car Receiver indicates that an invalid ID3 tag version is present or that an ID3 tag character is not supported. Version 1.0 to 2.4 ID3 tags are supported, and only ASCII characters are supported.
General| Screen Size | 6.2 Inches |
|---|---|
| Touchscreen | Yes |
| Bluetooth | Yes |
| USB Input | Yes |
| SD Card Input | Yes |
| AM/FM Tuner | Yes |
| Backup Camera Input | Yes |
| Steering Wheel Control Compatible | Yes |
| Auxiliary Input | Yes |
| MP3 Playback | Yes |
| WMA Playback | Yes |
| Display Type | LCD |
| Resolution | 800 x 480 |
| Subwoofer Output | Yes |
Safety precautions and preliminary checks.
Steps for physically mounting the receiver.
Basic unit control and source/input selection.
Adjusting settings, resetting the unit, and accessing clock.
Saving stations and selecting tuning modes.
iPod modes, clock, and aux input configurations.
Audio feedback, startup volume, display options.
Enabling or disabling the demonstration mode.
Fine-tuning audio tone and speaker balance.
Choosing preset sound profiles like POP, JAZZ, ROCK.
Optimizing volume for individual audio sources.
Methods for finding and switching radio stations.
Saving and accessing favorite radio frequencies.
Basic CD handling and navigation.
Playback controls.
Special playback features.
Details on supported disc types.
Starting playback and initial disc reading.
Viewing song title, artist, and file name.
Icons for song title, artist, folder, and file.
Maximum characters for file information.
Navigating folders to find specific files.
Steps for locating and playing desired songs.
Navigating between folders on MP3/WMA discs.
Repeating all tracks, selected track, or folder.
Playing tracks in random order by track or folder.
Playing the first 10 seconds of tracks or folders.
Supported discs and data formats.
Unsupported DRM, lossless, or WAV formats.
How files are played based on recording order.
ISO9660 standards and format requirements.
Electronic Skip Protection for smooth playback.
Technical specifications for audio files.
Supported ID3 tag versions.
Connecting devices and starting playback.
Navigating tracks and using playback functions.
Navigating folders and selecting files on USB.
Viewing file details like title, artist, and time.
Navigating folders and using repeat/random/intro.
Icons showing displayed song/artist information.
Maximum characters for file information.
Supported MP3/WMA files.
Unsupported DRM, lossless, or WAV files.
File sequence and maximum number of files/folders.
Mass storage class and FAT/FAT32 formatting.
File extensions and ESP.
Technical specifications for audio files.
Supported ID3 tag versions.
Connecting the device and what data is shown.
Finding music by playlist, artist, album, etc.
Switching control types and firmware requirements.
List of supported iPod/iPhone models.
Navigating tracks and using playback functions.
Advanced playback features.
Character display capabilities and limitations.
Specific devices that don't support manual mode.
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